This truly wonderful video by Derek Sivers explores the meaning of life in under 20 minutes! This is seriously worth watching…
No one cares, how much you know … until they know how much you care What a truly brilliant insight that is… from Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, U.S. president from 1901 to 1909. Quite clearly there are some business leaders who could learn a lesson from this. If you want to motivate people to work with…
I hope this Insight, on Financial Education, is of interest to a very wide audience. However, it’s written primarily for employers and particularly for leaders of financial service providers who’d like to ‘up their game’ in this critically important area.
Results or efforts … what’s the best thing to praise?
Albert Camus had some great insights on life and relationships and this one is so true don’t you think? Our views are distorted … either by affection on the way into a relationship – or dislike on the way out. So, it’s easy to lose our sense of balance on these journeys …
So what really matters to you? Let’s have a think with this wonderful – and funny – story on the meaning of life
With a lot of our goals, we often follow one step backwards, with two more – in the same direction! In this short Insight, we’ll look at an amazing example of this behavioural trap and consider how we can overcome it.
Hey guys, just a very short Insight if, like me, you like to understand people and you also want to understand yourself 😉 I have a sneaky feeling that’s most of us right?
Before you dive into this reasonably chunky BLOG you want to know if it’s worth reading, right? Well, all I can tell you is that a Doctor has told me that this is the best explanation she’s seen. So, it’s probably worth a look… just saying 🙂
If you’re anything like me, you’ll know that being different can be tough some times. It’s so much easier to stick with the majority That’s not to say I go looking for arguments – but I do enjoy solving problems and looking for ways to improve the status quo. And that can ‘disturb’ people a bit…